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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1912
Page
2
The notice lists church service times for August 11 including 8 a.m Holy Communion at Torben and 9 p.m Vorb with various names. also Warnogla 11 a.m and Starajong 2.30 p.m. Presbyterian services outline August schedule with Forben 11 and 7 20, Daroobalzle 3 10.
An unclear item list mentions Forbes and Mr Shelton of Bogan Gate and Trundle with a 7:30 reference, plus names Hiev and A W Pare ton. The fragmentary notes suggest a schedule or attendance at a local event but lack full context or actions.
The Defence Act is to be obeyed with a period for paying fines, after which coercive measures begin. The piece condemns indifference and calls for unity, patriotism, and a strong national effort to protect Australia amid Britain’s imperial pose and looming threats.
Weather delays forced a postponement of the Bokan Gate show and races planned for tomorrow. The continued rain made the ground unsafe and organizers decided not to proceed, with plans to reschedule after Parker’s event.
Jagged notes recount a Vorber Par mora gathering that failed to convene on Saturday with a new meeting planned next Saturday afternoon A Bay for the Porbak annual show closing tomorrow mentions Barrios and a show of horse stallions Daisy Lait and Yoons Watlace Stand at Nawina and Yywhtt luna The piece also notes a Parents and Teachers Association meeting at Won gojone Public School to host an event on September 47th and upcoming equestrian and footwear sales plus a show week at the Forbes ockey Club with village fair stalls and musical attractions.
A gala ball in Goneardan raised funds for Forbes Public Hospital with decoration and dancing for attendees. Mr WV White led the event, assisted by Messrs A Collite J Webb P Gollity Th Bes grove and the Misses Onlit L Webb. Special thanks go to the organizing team for their untiring efforts.
In the morning session before Messrs Jamiesen and Dowling, John Joseph Plancry of the Hole Australas appeared seeking permission for alterations to the Hotel Australia. The application was granted after evidence from Archdeacon Bates. estimated cost about £500. Stokes and Vause Hotel also sought approval for additions and alterations with an expected cost around £200.
Report from London notes a sunlit start to the Test between Amtesti and South Africa with intermittent showers delaying play. Key players Mayne M'Laren Webetor pd Sruth and Mirevell Cantor Campbell Cox Schwarz and tartle featured, while Rohhor Glam led the bowling as stumps stood at 6 2 for the day.
At the annual Forbeu Mnateal Society gathering, a handsome hot water kettle was presented to retiring secretary Mr J Hagarty by the presenting secretary. Members praised his organizing and managerial skills, while tributes from Messrs Kevin, Warll, and Evennett highlighted his service to both men and women.
Readable items note Brook's Pictures presenting a mixed program at the new Mill with no large crowds, featuring films and varied acts. An evening hockey match between Parkes and Forbes is slated, with general skating planned and a busy program of attractions amid rough conditions.
A garbled reply to Ma Hosie discusses the Bunun Railway League and support for actions against a rival faction. It references DMM leadership, HugUWrb reformers, loyalty to Forbes, and a proposed prop to empower a county, with scattered names and places and an implied political struggle.
The protest over Abe Forbex Harriers running opened with C O Brien finishing first but later disqualified for amateur status. Bradford, second, was declared winner as O’Brien was ruled ineligible. The event ended with spectators and officials celebrating the outcome at MLannery’s Hotel Australia.
Forbes Rite Club hosts a pleasant surprise for Me 8 P Pond while public meetings draw residents to Cowra. Farewell to Land Board secretary A Ceough and updates on staff shifts, health recoveries, and travel from Forbes to Mosses Busby and O'Neill. Local social and transport details flow amid a rainy 46 mile railway trip.
The Forbes School of Arts held a meeting to appoint officers including President J J Walch, Vice President C H Brodurlel, Treasurer A J Baldock, and others. Accounts showed a balance under review as a subsidy debate arose over funds for book binding and current expenses.
A compact listing highlights Miss Girnan Mesure Morrow Hag arty Kevin and a string of local names including Stevenson Edge Brennett Hanward Morfelold Mowson Willy and Wyndham. No events or actions are detailed in the fragment.
Obituary expresses deep regret for the death of Guall Walkden, longtime Forbes figure and former overseer of Yoolness. He previously ran stables in Ankin-stress and assisted My Rogerson, later holding selections at Grawlto. He moved to Forbes about ten years ago from Tit ant, with townsfolk praising his kindness and public spirit.
Nomination information for Forbes Jockey Club annual race meeting indicates entries received for event dated Thursday and Friday. Details show turnout and schedule pending official confirmation.
Forbes Rifle Club presents a summary of two rival schools as described by Str A. Morris and Porches Rifle Chile. The item outlines competing ro bles with details on participants and outcomes, reflecting a local firearms club briefing.
The Forbes Musical Society reports excellent attendance at its annual meeting. President A J Baldock opened the session praising two amateur performances and the society s enduring value. The concert season featured Sea Nymphs and Pirates of Penzance with proceeds aiding Forbes Hospital, while losses of members were noted due to departures.
The latest telegraphic report notes that the movement for a new political party grows stronger daily. In the week 42 056 was deposited in the Commonwealth Bank and 19 new agencies opened. Rumor says the Attorney General may be offered chairmanship of the Interstat e commission. In two months 2000 selected immigrants and 900 nominated immigrants are expected to reach Melbourne. State governments discuss coordinated action on passenger arrangements. Police warn of a gang of American pickpockets operating in Sydney. The artillerymen have a meeting tomorrow to consider matters. A Brisbane inspector reports revolting conditions at small slaughter yards. Samuel's clothing factory in Kent Street was gutted by fire last night with adjoining premises damaged. total losses around £16 000.
A Land Board meeting at Forbes Court House considered rent appraisements OL 27689 with Eddle and Wilcox at 104d per acre, OL 27504 Bimmonde at 1d per acre, OL 27587 Howard a transfer at 0d per acre. survey dir J Guihol and Coonsbarn lease case in China confirmed while Behiind postponed.
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